Homes in Chadderton, Greater Manchester to buy

YOUR MOVE are pleased to offer for sale this five bedroom end terrace house benefiting from accommodation over three floors and of which early internal viewing is recommended. The property comprises vestibule, entrance hallway, through lounge, dining area, fitted kitchen whilst to the first floor can be found three bedrooms the master benefiting from ensuite shower/wc along with a three piece main family bathroom. To the second floor can be fo...

Lumb Holes forms part of a much larger Mill that was built 1847-1891.Arranged over three floors, it has approx 4100 sq feet of internal floor area. The exterior walls are of sound natural stone and will look excellent once sandblasted and re-pointed....

**PRICED TO SELL AT OFFERS OVER £219,950** Swift Residential offers properties that are PRICED TO SELL to buyers who are in a position to buy swiftly. All of our Properties are PRICED LOW to create interest day one and encourage a faster than normal sale

YOUR MOVE are pleased to offer for sale this five bedroom Victorian style semi detached property benefiting from double glazing where stated and a gas central heating system. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and briefly comprises entrance vestibule and hallway, lounge, dining room, morning room, kitchen and access to a cellar to the ground floor whilst to the first floor there are three bedrooms, a bathroom and en suite facilit...

Housenetwork.co.uk are delighted to offer this well presented detached house located in a select, quiet cul-de-sac position close to all amenities and schools and with easy access to motorway system. Accommodation is flexible with up to 5 bedrooms available. The property is in excellent decorativ...

**** PART EXCHANGE CONSIDERED UP TO 300,000 GBP **** If you are looking for a fine period property, then look no further. Circa 1905 Arthur Brocklehurst, a Waterfoot architect, was commissioned by R.D Ashworth (Felt Manufacturer) to design homes for his Nephews Oliver and George. Each was given five thousand pounds to spend on the design. In 1907 Oliver built Durran. It was rumoured that the finishing touches were based on a Scottish castle i...